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JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial – 15 – ListView
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13 responses to “JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial – 15 – ListView”
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I'm actually crying you saved my life right now I love you so much
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Ay no mention of Listeners?
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oh man i die every time i see the "mongo explorer" in on the right bar
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It would be awesome if you made a video on how to modify the cells to populate the listview with custom objects.
By the way, your videos are great! -
Contact is awesome.
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I wanna know when I try to define the ListView in the Controller.java, I always can't create anything, the area where the ListView should be will always be blank. I actually copy all the code in the Controller.java but I still can't get it . can anyone help out?
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ListView from user input, PLEASE!!!
Every tutorial I see, whether online or in books, shows predefined Strings, never user input!
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I know that feeling 😀 It is because you loved so much that movie 😀
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Hey Bucky, the movie Contact , is it like Terminator ?
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You mention ObservableList was introduced in a previous tutorial, could you let me know which one? I am having trouble finding.
Thanks.
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Mr Bucky, lets say I want to create a list, just like that one, but instead of holding strings i want the list to hold a layout pane such as a HBox, how could i achieve that sir?
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I watched the Contact movie yeah =) my favourite sci-fi movie. btw, great tutorial
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I didn't know about the for-each enhancement for the for loop until I saw this video. For those wondering, it's "for(variable type name : some collection of that type; an array, ArrayList, etc.)". For example, if you have an array of strings called catNames, you can iterate though it using "for(String name : catNames)". The first is the iterator and the second is the collection itself.
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